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122 go over the top
1) разг.; воен. идти в атаку ( из траншей)Some dopey movie actor was standing near us, having a cigarette. I don't know his name, but he always plays the part of a guy in a war movie that gets yellow before it's time to go over the top. (J. Salinger, ‘The Catcher in the Rye’, ch. XVII) — Какой-то на вид слегка под мухой киноактер стоял рядом с нами и тоже курил. Не знаю его фамилии, но в военных фильмах он всегда играет того типа, у которого перед атакой коленки дрожат от страха.
2) решиться на что-л., сделать решительный шагAbout to go over ‘The top’ - with public confession of his faith trembling behind his lips - Michael was choked by the sudden thought: ‘It is all right - is it what I think it, or am I an ignorant fool?’ (J. Galsworthy, ‘The Silver Spoon’, part II, ch. I) — Майкл уже готов был ринуться в атаку и огласить свои убеждения, как вдруг его остановила мысль: "Верно ли это? Не заблуждаюсь ли я? Быть может, я невежественный дурак?"
3) амер. перевыполнить, превыситьThe drive had gone over the top and considerable more than 200 dollars was collected. (WD) — В ходе кампании по сбору средств была значительно превышена предварительно намечавшаяся сумма в 200 долларов.
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123 comatose
1. a мед. коматозный2. a неодобр. вялый, сонный; неподвижный, ленивыйСинонимический ряд:1. lethargic (adj.) dopey; heavy; hebetudinous; lethargic; slumberous; stupid; torpid2. lifeless (adj.) lifeless; listless; phlegmatic; sluggish3. out cold (adj.) anaesthetised; drugged; oblivious; out cold; unperceiving4. unconscious (adj.) cataleptic; catatonic; cold; inconscious; indifferent; insensible; senseless; unconsciousАнтонимический ряд:conscious; energetic -
124 heavier
Синонимический ряд:1. fatter (adj.) fatter; fleshier; grosser; more corpulent; more obese; more overblown; more overweight; more porcine; more pursy; more upholstered; portlier; stouter2. harder (adj.) graver; harder; knottier; more arduous; more backbreaking; more demanding; more difficile; more difficult; more effortful; more exacting; more formidable; more labored; more laborious; more onerous; more operose; more oppressive; more rigorous; more rugged; more serious; more slavish; more strenuous; more taxing; more terrible; more toilful; more toilsome; more trying; more uphill; rougher; severer; stickier; tougher3. heftier (adj.) heftier; more heavyset; more ponderous; more thickset; weightier4. higher (adj.) fiercer; higher; more furious; stronger5. more gelatinous (adj.) more gelatinous; more viscous6. more lethargic (adj.) more comatose; more dopey; more hebetudinous; more lethargic; more sluggish; more slumberous; more torpid; stupider7. more massive (adj.) more burdensome; more heavyweight; more massive8. more overcast (adj.) cloudier; duller; more louring; more lowering; more nubilous; more overcast; more overclouded9. more ponderous (adj.) more cumbersome; more elephantine; more ponderous10. more powerful (adj.) more powerful; severer11. more recondite (adj.) deeper; more abstruse; more acroamatic; more esoteric; more hermetic; more occult; more orphic; more profound; more recondite; more secret12. more serious (adj.) graver; more momentous; more serious13. more substantial (adj.) more abundant; more copious; more substantial; more voluminous14. richer (adj.) richer15. thicker (adj.) denser; lusher; more luxuriant; more profuse; ranker; thicker -
125 heavy
1. a тяжёлый, тяжеловесныйto be heavy — иметь большой вес; быть тяжёлым
too heavy for me to lift — такой тяжёлый, что мне не поднять
heavy spar — барит, тяжёлый шпат
2. a крупный, большой; массивныйheavy line — толстая линия, жирная черта
3. a мощный, крупный4. a усиленный, мощный5. a большой; высокийheavy percentage — высокий процент; высокое процентное содержание
heavy seeding — высокая норма высева, загущённый сев
6. a сильный, интенсивныйheavy fire — сильный огонь; сильная перестрелка
heavy eater — любитель поесть, обжора
7. a крепкийheavy wet — крепкое пиво; смесь пива с портером
8. a неэкономичный, много потребляющий9. a обильный, богатыйheavy tonal areas — участки, обильно насыщенные краской
10. a тяжёлый, отяжелённый; отягощённыйa tree heavy with fruit — дерево, гнущееся под тяжестью плодов
11. a беременная12. a отупевший, утомлённый13. a тяжёлый, трудныйheavy workload — большая нагрузка; большой объём работы
14. a тяжёлый; тягостный, тяжкий15. a суровый, строгий16. a строгий, требовательныйa teacher who is heavy on his pupils — учитель, который сурово обращается с
17. a тяжёлый, грузный; неуклюжий, неловкий18. a тяжеловесный, неповоротливый19. a вялый; медлительный20. a скучный, нудный21. a непропечённый; неподнявшийся22. a вязкий, глинистый23. a хим. тяжёлый, слаболетучийheavy fuel — тяжёлое топливо, нефть
24. a крутой; ухабистый25. a мрачный, хмурый26. a разг. незаконный; нечистый27. a разг. серьёзный, важный28. a театр. серьёзный; трагический; мрачныйheavy man — актёр, играющий роль почтенного пожилого человека, благородного отца или резонёра
to come the heavy father — читать нравоучения; давать советы с важным видом
29. a вет. страдающий запаломСинонимический ряд:1. burdensome (adj.) burdensome; depressing; distressing; harsh; onerous; troublesome2. clumsy (adj.) clumsy; listless; lumbering; slow; sluggish3. coarse (adj.) blunt; broad; coarse4. dense (adj.) concentrated; dense; gelatinous; heavyweight; massive; unwieldy; viscous5. depressed (adj.) crestfallen; crest-fallen; crushed; dejected; depressed; despondent; disconsolate; downcast; downhearted; melancholy; morose6. difficult (adj.) bothersome; complex; complicated; difficult; obscure; trying; vexatious7. dull (adj.) boring; dull; lifeless; tedious; tiresome; wearisome8. fat (adj.) corpulent; cumbrous; fat; fleshy; gross; huge; obese; overblown; overweight; porcine; portly; pursy; stout; upholstered9. hard (adj.) arduous; backbreaking; demanding; difficile; effortful; exacting; formidable; hard; knotty; labored; laborious; operose; rigorous; rough; rugged; severe; slavish; sticky; strenuous; taxing; terrible; toilful; toilsome; tough; uphill10. hefty (adj.) heavyset; hefty; thickset11. high (adj.) fierce; furious; high; strong12. intense (adj.) grave; grievous; important; intense; momentous; pithy; poignant; serious; weighty13. lethargic (adj.) comatose; dopey; hebetudinous; lethargic; slumberous; stupid; torpid14. overcast (adj.) cloudy; gloomy; louring; lowering; nubilous; oppressive; overcast; overclouded15. ponderous (adj.) cumbersome; elephantine; ponderous16. powerful (adj.) powerful; severe17. pregnant (adj.) big; childing; enceinte; expectant; expecting; gone; gravid; parous; parturient; pregnant18. recondite (adj.) abstruse; acroamatic; deep; esoteric; hermetic; occult; orphic; profound; recondite; secret19. rich (adj.) rich20. substantial (adj.) abundant; copious; substantial; voluminous21. thick (adj.) lush; luxuriant; profuse; rank; thick22. villain (noun) scoundrel; villainАнтонимический ряд:agile; buoyant; calm; gay; graceful; happy; immaterial; inconsequential; inconsiderable; insignificant; joyous; light; lighthearted; little; pleasant; slim; trivial -
126 sluggish
1. a ленивый2. a медлительный, вялый, инертный; неповоротливый3. a застойный, характеризующийся застоем, отсутствием активности4. a мед. вялый5. a инерционный, медленно срабатывающийСинонимический ряд:1. lazy (adj.) drooping; idle; inactive; indolent; languid; lazy; listless; phlegmatic; slothful2. leisurely (adj.) leisurely; unhurried3. lethargic (adj.) comatose; dopey; heavy; hebetudinous; lethargic; slumberous; stupid; torpid4. off (adj.) down; dull; off; slack; slow; softАнтонимический ряд:brisk; energetic; lively; quick; swift -
127 slumberous
1. a сонный, дремотный2. a усыпляющий, дремотный, навевающий дремотуslumberous voice — усыпляющий голос, голос, нагоняющий сон
3. a сонный, дремлющий; тихий, неподвижный4. a сонливыйСинонимический ряд:1. sleepy (adj.) dozy; drowsy; nodding; sleepy; slumbery; snoozy; somnolent2. soporific (adj.) hypnotic; narcotic; opiate; somnifacient; somniferous; somnific; somnorific; soporiferous; soporific; soporifical3. torpid (adj.) comatose; dopey; heavy; hebetudinous; lethargic; sluggish; stupid; torpid -
128 stupid
1. n разг. дурак2. a глупый, тупой, бестолковый; дурацкий3. a скучный4. a оцепеневшийСинонимический ряд:1. aimless (adj.) aimless; irrelevant; pointless; senseless2. beefheaded (adj.) beefheaded; beef-witted; beetleheaded; blear-eyed; blear-witted; blockheaded; blockish; chuckleheaded; doltish; duncical; fatheaded; goosey; hammerheaded; numskulled; pinhead; pinheaded; thick; thickheaded; thick-witted3. dense (adj.) dense; moronic; obtuse; slow; witless4. dull (adj.) boring; dull; humdrum; insipid; tedious; tiresome; uninteresting; vapid5. foolish (adj.) absurd; asinine; daft; dumb; foolish; half-witted; inane; ridiculous; simple6. imprudent (adj.) imprudent; irresponsible; reckless7. lethargic (adj.) comatose; dopey; heavy; hebetudinous; lethargic; sluggish; slumberous; torpid8. dunce (noun) beetlehead; blockhead; bonehead; boob; booby; cabbagehead; chowderhead; chucklehead; chump; clod; clodpate; clodpoll; dimwit; dodo; dolt; dolthead; dope; duffer; dullard; dullhead; dumbbell; dummy; dunce; dunderhead; dunderpate; fathead; featherweight; goof; hammerhead; idiotАнтонимический ряд:discerning; intelligent; penetrating; perspicacious; pertinent; quick; reasonable; sagacious; sage; sapient; sensible; smart; wise
См. также в других словарях:
Dopey — Dop ey, Dopy Dop y, a. 1. stupid; as, a dopy kid. [Colloq.] Syn: cloddish, doltish. [PJC] 2. [affected by {dope[2]}.] dulled or stupefied by alcohol or narcotics; sluggish or dull as though under the influence of a narcotic. [Slang] [Webster 1913 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Dopey — one of the seven ↑dwarfs in the story of ↑Snow White. He is called Dopey because he is rather stupid … Dictionary of contemporary English
dopey — 1896, from DOPE (Cf. dope) + Y (Cf. y) (2) … Etymology dictionary
dopey — [adj] stupid comatose, dense, dumb, foolish, heavy, hebetudinous, idiotic, lethargic, senseless, silly, simple, slow, sluggish, slumberish, thick, torpid; concept 402 Ant. brainy, intelligent, sensible, smart … New thesaurus
dopey — (also dopy) ► ADJECTIVE (dopier, dopiest) informal 1) stupefied by sleep or a drug. 2) idiotic. DERIVATIVES dopily adverb dopiness noun … English terms dictionary
dopey — or dopy [dō′pē] adj. dopier, dopiest Informal ☆ 1. under the influence of a narcotic 2. mentally slow or confused; lethargic or stupid 3. silly, ridiculous, etc. dopiness n … English World dictionary
dopey — This can be used to someone who is acting as if under the influence of dope, or a drug which causes sleepiness. Since such a person is not thinking clearly, the word also implies stupidity. ‘Dopey’ can be a mild insult, almost an endearment… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
dopey — 1. mod. stupid. □ What a dopey guy! D That was a dopey thing to do. 2. mod. sleepy. □ I feel sort of dopey. □ The soft music made him dopey. 3 … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Dopey — The term dopey means stupid, foolish, or clumsy. It may refer to: Dopey, a character in Disney s 1937 film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Dopey (Land of the Lost), an episode of the 1974 U.S. TV series Land of the Lost Benjamin Fein (also known… … Wikipedia
dopey — UK [ˈdəʊpɪ] / US [ˈdoʊpɪ] adjective Word forms dopey : adjective dopey comparative dopier superlative dopiest informal 1) stupid He s a really dopey child. 2) feeling tired and not able to think quickly, especially because you have been given… … English dictionary
dopey — [[t]do͟ʊpi[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED Someone who is dopey is sleepy, as though they have been drugged. The medicine always made him feel dopey and unable to concentrate. Syn: groggy 2) ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe someone as dopey, you mean… … English dictionary